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Court date finally set for death in detention Haffejee inquest

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Another apartheid-era death will be investigated after NPA pressured to finally act
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Why SA extradited Chang to Mozambique rather than the US

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Bundling him off to the US would threaten Mozambique’s security and spoil the pan-Africanist agenda
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Ferdi Barnard released on parole

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Anti-apartheid activist David Webster’s killer is now a free man after more than two decades behind bars
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Court dismisses Chang’s bid to have Masutha decide where he should be extradited to

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Chang was arrested at OR Tambo International Airport on December 30 on a warrant issued by authorities in the US
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Resuscitation of SIU tribunal ‘a breath of fresh air’ — Masutha

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The minister was speaking at a media briefing on Bosasa contracts and other irregular contracts within the justice and correctional services portfolio
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Masutha announces suspension of official following probe into Bosasa contract

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This follows an internal probe into the irregular procurement of the services of Global Technology Solutions, formerly Bosasa
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Masutha to shed light on Bosasa contracts

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Justice and Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha is expected to speak about his department’s contracts with embattled company Bosasa
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Politics tops questions for NDPP job

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It was the panel’s chief concern and might have cost some of the candidates their chances
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Cele promises to rid Westbury of gangsters

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The police minister has promised a patrolling unit would start their work on the streets of Westbury so the residents can 'sleep better at night'
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Editorial: Make SA safe for children

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The current public scrutiny on the levels of violence against children is welcome but we cannot mistake it for action
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Masutha, UAE ambassador sign extradition treaty

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In a statement, the justice department said negotiations over the treaty between the two countries began in February 2010
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South Africa and the ICC: It’s not too late to change course

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Remaining in the International Criminal Court would demonstrate real commitment to victims of the gravest crimes
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No blanket amnesty decision on #FeesMustFall students — USaf

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Usaf says varsities have no jurisdiction over cases where students were charged and guilty of criminal activities by a court of law
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Justice ministry, students to work together on #FeesMustFall criminal charges

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A student committee will be established to work with the justice minister on a plan to grant amnesty to student protesters who face criminal charges
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Students demand presidential pardon for #FeesMustFall charges

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Students who face years in prison for criminal charges related to #FeesMustFall protests are asking for amnesty
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